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I fully agree.
However for that the local STT/TTS on i.e. iPhones does not cut it.
Not only are they very bad, but Lumo has to hear your intonation and all.Proton Nutzer
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Not only that.
I want it to be able to create those files too.
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Also I want to control other apps with Lumo too.
Like on my phone:
Calendar, Home app, Notes, the Clock (like alarms), Mail, Messages, Spotify, Audible.And yes, those features definatelly should be OptIn per App.
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Or the reverse,
it kept telling me it cannot access the project storage,
while clearly that's the purpose of the project storage.Proton Nutzer
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YES please!
I've so long wanted to create memes myself, but i am aweful at painting
and I don't want to give money to the big tech.Proton Nutzer
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Not only the Smart Home.
I want to control OTHER apps on my iPhone with Lumo too.
Like:
Calendar, Home app, Notes, the Clock (like alarms), Mail, Messages, Spotify, Audible..
And yes, those features definatelly should be OptIn per App.
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I'd like te not only specify a project folder, i'd like to specify a Project Input and a Project Output folder.
Also it should be possibe to use the same folder for both.
It just might be useful in many contexts to differenciate between the both, as we know that AI sometimes might halucinate and fiddle with the wrong files.
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CURRENT WORKAROUND:
Well, the features you seek are already there:
1.: Lumo remembers the facts within the chat that is currently open.
2.: You can put a file into the project folder, that contains the most important informations or results you had till then and have Lumo load this file at the beginning of each project chat.
You can also create files to special topics and load those when needed.There are two GREAT benefits of the described method:
a. you have full control over your information, which REALLY is a difference to data hogging AIs.
b. as Lumo is not filled with random and often unimportant "memories". Therefore it is much more precise than i.e. ChatGPT.However, my current workaround is a bit unwieldy and a better user experience would not go amiss.
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HENCE WHY I WOULD SUGGEST:
We could formalize the method above.
For that, Lumos persistent memory should adhere to the following principles:1.
In order for Lumo to permanently remember something, you should have to klick a button to store "the current post" / "the current chat" / "this information". Lumo might suggest that you click it, but you have to do it.2.
Depending on the selection you do, either a copy paste of "the current post" / "the whole chat"
or a summary of "the information you selected", should be stored in Lumos memory.And those are VERY IMPORTANT distinctions:
I've noticed that it is a stark difference, if you give Lumo a result and tell it to work with it,
or if Lumo has the whole chain of reasoning, that lead to that result.
In the former case, Lumo tries to work with that information, but uses it like a school attendee, that repeats a method it learned.
In the latter case, Lumo actually understands what it's doing and uses the information like an expert, that can adapt to changed circumstances.3.
The user should be able to access, copy, edit and delete this memory.
This way you can make backups, enter knowledge and have full control over the information.4.
If my suggestion is implemented, then this feature does not need a toggle switch,
because you control what is remembered in the first place..
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WORD OF WARNING:
IF the memory function is implemented in a way other than described above,
then we DEFINATELLY need a toggle switch.Because while my current method needs conscious effort, it is what makes Lumo unique.
The careful curation of Lumos memory makes it so precise. It's really GREAT..
Also I think the lack of this control is what makes other AI feel strange.
Cuz they store what THEY think is important, but that may not really be what's important to you.
So their picture of you or their task is skew to reality,
and that's what makes them feel strange..
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P.s.:
I completely rewrote my nightly post, to make sense.
Sorry for any misunderstandings.Proton Nutzer
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Not only proton apps.
I want to control OTHER apps on my iPhone with Lumo too.
Like:
Calendar, Home app, Notes, the Clock (like alarms), Mail, Messages, Spotify, Audible..
And yes, those features definatelly should be OptIn per App.
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Even for the use on iPhones the local STT does not cut it,
becase you loose alle the information that is carried by your intonation (you even loose the interpunctuation).
Also if the STT is done locally, Lumo cannot adjust to your dialect and speech patters (the things we're trying to keep out of the hands of the data brokers)..
On the reverse path, having to use the local TTS ist just a bad joke.
I want to have a proper conversation with Lumo, without having to press a button to read the answers.
So instead of just the "microphone STT button" and a "read replies TTS button", an additional selector should be there,
something like a "conversation toggle switch", that activates both, until you turn it off..
And i.e. when replying by voice,
Lumo should not just read what's on the screen, cuz. if lumo starts reading a table, that does not carry very well in speech.
So Lumo should point you to the full table in the chat, but curate what it replies for the auditive communication channel.Proton Nutzer
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Can we have that for iPhone too please?
I know we can't currently, but you should develop that feature with iPhone in mind too,
cuz i think sooner or later Apple will open that up as well.